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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or omocoUsry
j West Virginia. /
Marion Sbnver and otber

Marion sbnver and o,bss
W. tE fbaurerY. =
Hampton z. Shry.I and Others
The Object of this snit In Ia have slated The a.
counts ~ HanpceD Il river 81 sIecutos Of tb9
will ot illian w sbfiyrf AMI a. trti.tne uDdSR
q d.,d nadc ! VIM. ". shHySr sDf wife On he
18th dsy u June, II :. and ~ trustee under the
si1l ~ The rad william ". si1yrf sDd 10 have
n7trt.d. and pufcbarysd ami fsl,iisd. The -
oUut sIG'.d by the said HsnspdsB Il. shriysS q
executor and Iftvt.e " fofe b Commissioners -
the County Court 81 Ohio county, Wet YirRfnla]
~ tue year Vs., and nov ofreeCrd in the C1esk'2
ohi' = Of . NJ 0Ubty Court, and 10 have the AN
Hampton T. sbryfr removed from bis posls,OO
~ ettriitiT ard trustee % afotssAid, or IN the II.
tentative tO have bJpd with srcDrfy Fvautssd a.
him - such eIecut1a, and 10 bsve nscS decyVsS
sgaihtt lin sud with reference a. the estsis 81
tie aid william, W sbrivsr. dssss,ed, a. may.
upon yDcb pifsredings. syJssftobe psoppf. Ard
IL Appearing from an Affidavit flied ia the nauso
thai James brver and william Sbryef, tWe a
the ds'endI BIS named In the I ill. are non reA.
dents o. the stale 81 Wsst Virginia, n 10 dsdeysd
hat the ,sid Jsps1 sbrIyef and william Bhnyer
do sptstr within zoe Month stsr The Errl Dufp
licstl0n ~ this order and co what ~ nfosssafy u
project their i~ntersrs. iti Ia further ordsrrd thea
'h's order b. ,obl,bed ans tasfsd - Iexuipsd b.
law.
Wines, John ". Mitchell. Clsrt q aid Conn.
al the Court botss N MD county. tbis sih dsy o.
July, Iss, 10 vii: July kuJes IsG.
John ". MITCHELL. Ciest.
Publish . the br,t TIM J.is :, ~,
Atiest:- JOHN " MICHELE, Ctsfk.
BEssr n. Rcs ALL. sollei,of Cor flsintiaA
IY5Oast
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mpe'led by a force that seemed
VIC A Sitself, she crept slowly, slowly,
Z sht-hand side of the bed.
us morlent the man woke, and his
p n, & eyes fell full upon her face. What
is dream had been, what he now saw
W far more terrible, for bending over him
" the ghost Of the t0OmdR he had murdered
IN he FdGH There she was, risen from her
river grave, torn, ~dishevelled, water yet
dripping from her hands and hair. Those
sunk and marble cheeks, those dreadful
flaming eyes could belong to no human
being, but only to a spirit. 1t was the
spirit of jess Croft, the woman he had
murdered, comp back TO tell him that there
lras a living vengeance and a hell! Their
eyes met, and no creature will ever know
the agony of terror that he tasted OF before
the end came. She saw his face sink In
and turn ashen gray while the cold sweat
IAan from every pore. He was awake, but
/ fear paralyzed him, he could not speak or
move.
He was awake, and she could hesitate no
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Incorporated In lsss for nye0s8
ulre tor Educational aud Charitahl
with . capital Of u,0o0.0W-to W
fuud Of over taS0.u0 has dnce bes4
By IN overwhelming popular volp
~ made = part OF the present g
ton adopted Decenber Al. A. d. u
The only Lottery ever voted on
Iy the pe0ple of any state i
II never scales or postponeA n
lss 6arnnd single Na0be4e
take place monthly, and the =
Drawings regularly every nix mont
December). Z
Asplendid oppoiumitytn win q fo>I
GRAND Drawing, Clss -, In thrf
Music. New Orleans, Tuesday,
lss.- 3tb.th Monthly Dnwins. I
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kEM EMRER that the presence af
Besnregard aud Early. Who are In char
drawings, IL n guarantee of absolute falI
integrity, thai the chances are all q,
that no II can possibly divine what
will draw q prizc.
MEM I'm HEN that tho payment Of
II GUARANTEED nv FOuR M
Al HANKS of Now Orleans, aud thl
~ signed by the President OF an ln1
whose chartered rights ARE recogniLa
highest Courts: therefore. beware OF an
tions or Anonymous schemes. jyIas
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Mexican War Veteran.

The wonderful efficacy OF swift's Specific as .
remedy and cure for rheumatism aud all blood dis.
eases, has never had a morc Conspicuous illustration
than this case affords. Tho candid. unsolicited and
emphatic Testimony given by tho venerable gentle
man must H. accepted % convincing and conclusive.
The writer Is q prom!aen,c citizen 81 Mississippi. Tho
gentleman to whoa hr. Martin refers, and % whom
he IA Indebted for tho advice 30 which be owes his
final relief from years " suffering. Il Mr.. King. for
many years tho popular n!sIt clerk Of the Lawrence
House. bt Jack sOE.
J.cESoS. Miss. April %. 1881.
THE SWIFT srECITIc CUsrITY. Atlanta, Ca;
Gcnt.cBSH ! havo bc"u an Invalid penhonsr for
forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases In the Mexican War. bu; not till the LIST of
March. lSS. did ! feel an2 symptoms Of rheumatism.
On that GIy I was sudtrnIy stricken with that dis
ease IN both hips md ankles. For twenty days I
walked ON crutcEes. Thea the pain was Ies violent.
but Il shifted from Joirt To Joint. For weeks ! would
the other, The pain never LETT me n moment for
1875. when | WAS fgst aiisrked. to October !. -,
when ] was cured. iufiEG thee eleven year, % In.
tense SUFFERING / tired innUutet able PRESCRIPTIONS
from various Vhysrians, and Tried everything sus.
gested by friends, Tut " ever received tho kast
tsrnaiiy ,'I / aa a"S noI s%STs u i. Finally. aSoa, he
nrst OF S~eptrmb"r, ! na.io arrangements "a go 20 the
other rtIncdy. wksa ! srSiieataiy met an old e.
qnaintance, hr. king. nov 81 the Lawrence Hoass
rheumatism, ana, NJ ] snfIosetl had BEN cured
by a visit 10 lie. SIHiGgA. Bat when ! met him hs
told me- th-i ls ,t,t To- t,e NO springs va. IN vain
be heard. for u. irst Inc. u ITO g. d. Is. a. 0 nemedy
for fhcunlaIsm az "a rdi,s end ar Lotties ms1ss
complete cure. saFerai lelrr have pa&sSd since. but
heahas had no fPsiru uI TIE dissasr.
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We the undersigned Banks ar
pay all Prizes drawn In The LOut
tene4 which may be presented atss
j. u. O4LE8RY. Prex LOUISIANA
flERRE LANAUX. PreA ssoes
4. BALDWIN, Pre& New Orisens
CARL kOAN, PreS1 Union NJ.
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Address Registered Letters "
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Nov strtcy
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OF; n. 4. DAUrHiN.
Washington, ~. I
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"A cOp iCHRCHS In C hourL Cures IN 3
- v days Had cases wanted. Drug su,ie,
AM uru Il ". Eleventh II. Phil, Pc, anb
Zsf5 HtN A. Logan S;n'srrrr st"'e, wheel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-03
tSippCr, the IsOOdlCr. Contractor
ui the Cook County CrookCd
commissioners EuIks.

ErprER THE noopLER.

CHICAGO, July The Times cor
roerondeut OF Mount Clements, Mich,
claims e. have discovered there Sc,
torday f. w. Blppcr the Doodlo con.
tractor, whose disappearance from
Chicago was noted in these dispatchc,
last night. Blppor, the correspondent
IA. r., IS accompanied by one or tWo
mysterious looking individuals, eyl-
deltly detectives, who. it is thought.
are taking him OH jaunt Ike that
enjoyed by the other contractor
Nc Schnidcr. Bippcr was
FEELING LoQJACGoUS
an' talked freely with the reporter.
He said he would tell al he knew
and moro If uccc .ary, md would
probably be ON the stand IN Judge
Jumsor,e court as soon as Jury is
secured. He does not wish 10 20 to
Joliet and has been promised immu.
nit, he tc-tilics without reserve.
"Nou see" remarked Bpper. "iot,
OF commissioners have sQucalcd.
T Oliver Gcits and others haven gwen
rway enough to condemn every body
connected with certain trnnsHcliOni
Even Nanpeit. months Dgo, made
statement to Griuneli but it WAS in.
complete and the prosecutor refuse,
10 fc,GYe it,
you VIII tell all YOU know then,
/ ycuWrcd the reporter.
"tiust certainly. why should not
%. commissioners can only blame
themselves. ne etatuD. MA reach
only contracts let in the fail of los6
! controlled contracts for supply Ing
milk, bread and meat and did bust
dc-s Tor obtaining them. hid be
fore that TIM bought school proper
ty ut the price ot il,4uO In add
tion to this ] was to give $4,000 tC
seven commissioners TO be divided
among them. ! could not get deed
to tho land because ofan Injunction
aud would not OF course pay $1,000
Then came the letter of contracts and
Mccarthy was Giraii to trust me. /
made trade Tor three contracts for
$4,000 AMI paid the money and got
them. assessed the mlkmGn 5000
thar made $1,000. The bakers put IN
| $4,000 and I furnished $4,000 for the
meat contract l.paid $4,000 to Com
missioner Lcpden, he took it to the
hospital and it was divided up there
The remainder was by myself given
to individual commissioner. Now
that's the story,
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State Capital Notcs

Sppcia Dispatch % Tho Examiner
AUSTIN, July . The following
charters were filed to-day;
The san Autonia Homestead Land
Improvement company capital stock
100000.
The town Improvement company Of
sun Antonia capital stock S5QOOO'
The comptroller to-day paid out
the treasury $4,000.
The project to hold grand anti
rally at Fort Worth meets with hoar-
ty approval OF lovers oi.perSonla lib
erty here,
Hon. Charles Gibson chairman OF
the county O xecutive committee has
encouraging reports from all over the
county aud he is confident the antis
will cary the county.
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5Tecial Dispatch 70 Tho E1amluer
GALvEsroN, July The base bal
Games which are to be played between
tho Texas and Pacific nine of Dallas
and thu Galveston Grcys and Island
City club-two leading local clubs
10 the principle theme Of conversation
in sporting circles. The Dallas club
will arrive at $40 in the morning
aud IN the afternoon will play
the Greys, and on Monday afternoon
will compete with the Island City
nine for the mastery. Considerable
money Is risked on these games and
they will be watched with interest.
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a Brutal HUSBAND.

a ERrrAL HUSBAND.
special Dispatch 10 The Examiner.
SAN ANToNlo, July Bill Wood,
8 negro was jailed today charged with
fatally beating his wife, causing also
the death of her unborn chi,d.
HELD A. a CAR ROEEER.
special Dispatch TO Tho ENamncr
DALLAS, July w. H. West was
held in $1,000 to answer charge Of par
ucipating in the t!atonia train rob-
berry.
A DALLAS INDUSTRY,
Mrs. Garner has confessed that she
and her husband have been making
queer dollars and nickles. She also
duplicates others, and says Dallas
county gang existed
ANOTHER BRUTE,
Special Dispatch to the Examiner
GALVESTON, July 2.-Frank Gal
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Nbll - ~ W NfllAf~ ''NN VIZ wv w
ust Race.
special Dispatch 90 Tho Esamiucr.
logr WoGrH July Tonight
s. 1000 against $1,000 was bet am de-
posted on the prohibition Issue. Jake
johnson be. lhc largor sum on the de
fcat OF the amendment and Robert
McCart and Wint Patterson put mp
the smaller sum to win II the amend
mcnt carries Others arc interested
with Jake johnson in the bet on tho
prohibition side The terms of
the bet make it necessary for the nm
joriry against the amendmont to be
10000 before the johnson ide wins
Plenty of bct- on 10000 are offered by
the anti prohlbi,ioni.t7 without
takers.
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TIiI:CNNN
IN snAlNLEroKn corNrY.

IN SHACKLEFOKD COUNTY
-p,cla. Dispatch Ia The Examiner.
ALBANY, June The -prohi-
btionists Of Shacklcford county mot
at the court house this evening and
Hon. a. \. Clark, delivered II master
ly address ot two hours which con-
petely knocked the bottom out of the
prohibition force. lie showed con-
clueiycly that 1t was undcnocratic, in
cxpcdicnt and against the principles
of free government. That it origina-
ted III the south in the
day, Of slavery in prohibiting
the sale of liquor to slaves and Was
copid by the north and applied to
whites, TO prove which be- quoted
from the old statues of 'leXt- where
IT made II pcual oilcnse to sell whisky
TO slaves. He also showed by stats
tics that it retarded cmIgrGting antag
onizcd capitol and Wasuu utter inil-
ura where ever tried AZ the close OF
his address cluD wH- org tni/cd OF
is members aud a. NJ Pointer clcc.
ted president and VI, Dolphin 7cctcta-
TN.
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HEADACHE

Proceeds from u Torpid Liver and imrut.
lies OF the stomach and can bc invariably
cared If you viii ony
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On Monday he informed the mana
ger that hi, name was not Hall, but
Walker Blaine; nat he was the eldest
son OF James &. Blaine, and that his
object in registering us hc did was to
avoid newspaper reporters aud in
reviewers. Ne showed letter pur.
porting to be from Blaine and u draft
for $1,000. This hc drew against the
bank Of Montreal He gave chcc.-
signed Walter Blaine, which were
cashod at the hotel, and purchased
largely OF jcwelry ali over the city
Altogether these fraud, foot up to
thousands Of dollars. lie wa- idcnti
fled by New Workers rs Herbert Tay
lOr, son OF Nathan Taylor, Of Worcc-
ter. a soon as he SAW hls game was
up he prepared to skip, taking passage
On the outgoing steamer Tor Europe
His light was nipped in The bud an
now he j, behind the bars.
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We as individuals. extend to them hearty
Welcome, and hope that the recollection of
khe Fourth of July, 1887, will always bring
back the thought Of a pleasant day spent with
Eaco's people, helping to celebrate the coun-
: rvs greatest day. We hope that all visitors
viii stay over after the 4th and come in and
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T. u. nan. AHA. Herbert Taylor
a FAsIIlONABLE FoRGI

CHICAGO, july "A telegram from
MontreaI to the Daily News says; "a
ta,hionably dressed young fellow was
arrested today On u charge preferred
by Mr.. Hes, the manager Of the Wind
,or hotel, of forgery and fraud. He
arrived about 70 week ago aud regis
tered a, 7. =. Hall, New York. lie
lived high, pcnt lots Of money and
entertained
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WASHINGTON, July 2.--For Texas;
local rains except fair weather in
northern Texas stationary temperR-
ture winds southern.
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urEltN THE DARK.

-pcc.a.u.pajch 90 The Examiner.
DENt>oN, July Tom and Moses
Sprandlmg lud Joe and VIII Burns
were returning home last night at
dark. While crossing Chas. tom
dcn's pasture. eight miles north OF
here, in the Indian Territory. some
one fired "a shot from the brush near
them. Never dreaming of danger.
Tom Sprandliug drew his revolver
and gave Nil answering shot, dring
into the air. Immediately tucuadc
WAS llrcd from the brush aud Tom
SprauIding fell from his borso u den I
man with two bullet holes IN cach
side and two in each leg Tho mur.
dcrcrs dit net let themselves be- seen
and their identity is unknown. The
murdered man was single and 2l
years OF age.
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lens. whose matr.mou ouAleNp'oit, were
detailed i'm these dtspat,he,
last night has assumed new phase.
His ll year old bride has q eel suit tor
divorce alleging that she WAS forced
uto the marriage and that Gal,cnis
q miserable brute. Galiou was tried
before the recorder this morning for
humping his mo herein .,wa1d fined
aud required to give q peace bond OF
500.
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Heavy Decrease IN thc National
Dcht Indicated.
WAsulNGroN, July o.. During the
month of June the circulation OF stan
dard silver dollars increased Ssl1,Gs1
and gold holdings OF the Treasury in
creased S2OGSgj. Tho increase of sil
yer circulation during the year wa-
fl,336.uUu. The incrcasc in gold
holdings durug the same time wu-
f2G9l6UCU During the fiscal year
Just ended tho principal OF the
bonded debt of the uitcd Smtcs de
creased l2,79l JOB and the amount Of
accrued but unpaid Interest Oh such
debt decreased S5OS.9ll. The de-
crease in certificates of deposit
amounted to S9,leO0Oo, and in de-
mand note and fractional currency to
S1,43S. During the same period
there WAS an iucrcnsc of Siu.9lg. .S5l in
cash in tlv treasury ehowiup'u - net dc
crease Ia the public debt during the
year OF Floj,1VIGiG.
THE PENSION OFFICE.
a statement prepared at tine pen.
sion Office shows that during the la~i
ti,cai year there were Issued ll2.Nl'
pensions certificates. OF this mum
bcr 55lgl were original cases, F, lt'
wcrc McNican war claims uudor ala,
nc, or JaIuay 29 1880 lUu'l Ncr
amputatiou cases. under net OF hueI-'
d, 1856, and 52l2. wcr,
ncroasc cases. The remainder
were rcl,suc- to restoration claims
This showing is said 90 bc the best
oycr made by the Office. In 1866
with proofs OF disability in nearly all
ca-c~ practically at hand there were
5O,l21 original allowances made
Thi, was the best record up 90 thi-
year. The statement is alsO made
lhnt there is not case in the pension
Office TINT has not been oycrhaulcd
during the last year and proper steps
taken TO advance towards settle
mcnt.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
REFRIGsRATORs.

OLYMPIC PARK. Game called 4:3O p. n
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
RAILROADS.
TTHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
the North. West and Southwest.

To the North, West and Southwest
Sied Rails. Maoni dcent Equipment.
IN ErrEcr MAY 10, 1887.
Trains iede Washington .from Station, corner
OF Sirh and ID streets, as JoiIons.
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 m
daily; Fast Limo, Q. 80 a m daily to Cincinnati
and st. Louis, with sloepiing Cars from Har-
Louis; daily, except Saturday, to Chicago, %,
with Sleeping Car .pittsburg to Chicago.
Western Express at $40 p m daily, with
cYpai 81 louis and and Hsrrsbars to q Cleveland, COM S
meeting at Harrisburg with through sleepers
for Louisville and Memphis. Pacific Ex.
iS tb daS ssods iEs IttiSSrg sna The %
Chicago.
BALTIMORE g. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 1000 p m daily. except Saturday,
For Willamsport, Lock Havon and Elmira at
$50 a m daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 7.e5, 300, 1i.oO
on Sunday, 900, ii 10 q m, 900, .d.iO, 1000
and. ii.eo = m. Limited Express Of Pullman
Parlor Cars, e;4oa M daily, except Sunday,
For Boston Without change, 200 IN every
For Brooklvn, N. Y. all through trains con-
meet at Jersey City, with boats Of Brooklyn
street, avoiding double ferriage across New
For Philadelphia 7.es 900, II 90 and II 40 m,
eco, 4 10, Goo, loco and II 30 p m. on Sun.
day, 900, ll.io IN, 9 90, 4.1o, COO, 1000 and
lle0 m. Limited Express, o.4o o m week.
days and d0o p m daily.
ind 11.f0 m, 1905, eco. 400, 4.lo, 4.20, 4.4o,
e,te, ?:oS e.to, Il 90 m, bCo, 400, 4.io, COO,
$40. 1000 and II 20 y IN.
For Pope's Creek Line, 7.25 o m and 4.f0 p IN
For Annapolis, 7.a5. 1i.4o a m and 4eo p m
daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 a m
and 4.l0 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 600, 6a5, $40, 0.d7, 1887 a, m,
1904 noon, eos, d25, 435, Col, sos, 1905 and
. ll.37 p m. On sunday at 600, $40, 9.47, 1857
q m 2 90, G.01, sos and 1905 p m.
For Richmond and the South, 600. 1057 O m
daily and 4.35 p IN daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Cos,
500 9.lO, 1015, 1l.07 m, 1.e0 800 3.23, BIO,
7.05, Lag and l0.42 p IN and 1915 midnight,
except Monday. On Sunday at 500, 010
and tI;o7 N, aOo, $40, 7'o'' e.sa, 1919 p m
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
east corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can
be left for the checking of baggage to desti.
nation from hotels and residences.
General Manager. G.P. A.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
AT THE THEATRES,
NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~

NATIONAL TnEATRE-"NANoN.n
The Fitz-Gerald Opera Company opened
TO full house last night. Indeed, 1t is not
too much TO say that summer opera at the
National has been inaugurated with boom.
Notwithstanding the fact that in "Nanon"
a great deal Of commonplace music Ia car
lied through on the shoulders OF the Waltz
Song, the company presenting II sang 1t
with dash and sparkle that caused every
member to be well received. The company
is one Of the best that has been seen here in
light opera. Joseph Greenfelder's AJje,
William Piuettc's Marquis PAuJigno and
Harry Standish's De Mdrsilldc were the best
received OF the male characters, while Miss
Clara Lane as NdHOa and Miss Won DonhofI
as NiBOn carried OF the honors among the
ladies'. The costumes were rich and hand
some, and taken as whole the opera was
put on In thoroughly artistic manner.
THE DIJou-"BoUND TO sucCEED.n
"Bound to Succeed" has proved a strong
card at Harris Bljou Theatre. 1t is a melo-
drama Of much power, full OF interesting
situations and startling cllmaxes. The
cast is fully up to all the requirements OF
the play. A number OF very ingenious
mechanical effects lend very materially to
the realism OF the performance. "The Boy
Tramp Is the title OF the next attraction.
KERNAN's-vARIETY AND MUSIC.
The company at Kernan's this week has
been meeting with merlted success. II In
cludes the Roths, duettists, Mile. Dorst and
NJ. 0reete, Partisan dancers, and a large
amount Of other flrst-class specially talent.
The dancing Of the last-named performers
has proved remarkably strong card. Con-
certs take place 10 the Summer Garden
after each performance.
The Washington critic., 1887-06-08
ana scnsonnbic Goods.

Observe the prices closely and make
comparisons: Infants white cotton half
hose, all sizes, per pair, 25c. Infants white
cotton half-hose, 4 to o, 3 pairs for 81. lu-
fants black aud colored half.hose: 4, PC;
4i, 30c.; 8, 33c.; 81, 36c.; O, SOC. Infants
pln.stripe half.hose: 4, ilc.; ~, 44c.; 8,
47c.; 81, Soc; 6, 53c. Infants pin-strlpe
half.hose: 4, 45c.; Al; 4sc.; 8, 5lc.; 81, 5ic.;
6, SIC ;0l, G0c. Infants black silk half.hose,
sublime quality, 75c.. per pair. Infants
black SILK three.g arter hose, sublime quality,
soc. per pair. Infants black lisle-thread
socks: 4, 44o.; ~, 47c., 8, 5oc.; 81, 53c.
Infants colored lisle-thread socks: 4, 4ic,;
~, 47c.; 8, Soc; 81, 53c. Infants unbleached
lisle-thread socks 4, 35c.; ~, 3sc.; 8, 4lc.
81, 4ic.; O, 47c. Infants unbleached lace
Isle socks: 4, 50e.; Al, &c.; 5, 56c.; 5l
5Qc.; G, &c; Gl, Csc. Infants bleached
lace isle socks: 4, 75c.; Al, 75c.; 8, 75c.; 81,
75c. DOUGLASS,
Ninth and L Streets.